File extension changer

[PCR]

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| "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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....snip
| > | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on webserver
| > some
| > | files types, that server does not support (strange rules), like
zip,
| > scripts
| > | etc
| > | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg,
..png,
| > .pdf,
| > | etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed back.
| > | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
| >
| > I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not
allowed. I
| > guess you do have a legit reason for doing these things, then. Very
| > inconvenient!
| >
| > I guess I would zip them with WinZip, & rename the .zip to
| > "Filename.zi_", before uploading it. Whoever then downloads it, will
| > need to rename it to "Filename.zip". After unzipping it, he will be
able
| > to see what is inside-- .vbs, .pdf, whatever so, I wouldn't put
that in
| > its name. You also must rename it back to .zip, if you want to use
it
| > again.
| >
| > Probably, I would suffer through the Explorer requestor or do the
| > renaming in DOS. If I wrote a .bat or .vbs to do the renaming-- I
would
| > want it to do the upload too! (But I don't know how to write that,
| > sorry.) Good luck.
| ----------
|
| One thing is also that host accept only allowed file types, unknown
types
| like "Filename.zi_" will not be accepted.
| Thanks everyone for suggestions and tips.

You are welcome. Good luck.

| S.
|

 

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> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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> | > SANTANDER wrote:
> | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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> | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
> | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
> | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
> | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
> | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
> | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension Changer
> utility,
> | > |> |> |> | to change files extension? Renaming manually via enable
> | > |> |> |> | 'Hide file extensions for known file types' option in
> | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient since if
> then
> | > |> |> |> | whenever we want to rename a certain file, we will always
> | > |> |> |> | have to include the extension for it, or else we will get
> a
> | > |> |> |> | warning prompt.
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> What extensions do you want to change? The warning prompt
> is
> | > |> |> |> important because changing extensions can cause a program
> no
> | > |> |> |> longer to function as expected when clicked.
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> However, to avoid the warning, you can do it in a Windows
> DOS
> | > |> |> |> box...
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> (1) "START button, Programs, MS-DOS Prompt"
> | > |> |> |> (2) REN C:\Folder\Filename.txt Filename.newext
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> C:\>REN /?
> | > |> |> |> Renames a file/directory or files/directories.
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> RENAME [drive:][path][directoryname1 | filename1]
> | > |> |> |> [directoryname2
> | > |> |> |> | filename2]
> | > |> |> |> REN [drive:][path][directoryname1 | filename1]
> [directoryname2
> | > |> |> |> | filename2]
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> Note that you cannot specify a new drive or path for your
> | > |> |> |> destination.
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> | Thanks
> | > |> |> |>
> | > |> |> |> --
> | > |> |> |> Thanks or Good Luck,
> | > |> |> |> There may be humor in this post, and,
> | > |> |> |> Naturally, you will not sue,
> | > |> |> |> Should things get worse after this,
> | > |> |> |> PCR
> | > |> |> |> pcrrcp@netzero.net
> | > |> |> | --------
> | > |> |> | I want change extensions of all .zip files in the current
> | > |> |> | directory from .zip to .bak.
> | > |> |> | Should I specify full path to this folder?
> | > |> |> |
> | > |> |> | RENAME C:\My Documents\Folder *.zip *.bak
> | > |> |
> | > |> |> As Zabcar said, you would need quotes around "C:\My
> | > |> |> Documents\Folder", because it has a non-DOS component. To be
> free
> | > |> |> of quotes, all components must be in the 8.3 DOS format--
> | > |> |> Filename.ext & containing no space or certain other special
> | > |> |> characters.
> | > |> |
> | > |> |> HOWEVER, that line still doesn't work, & would just rename
> | > |> |> "Folder" to be "Folder.zip". You must do as Blanton said &
> | > |> |> include a final backslash...
> | > |> |
> | > |> |> REN "C:\My Documents\Folder\*.zip" *.bak
> | > |> |
> | > |> |> ...OR (because it is the current folder)...
> | > |> |
> | > |> |> REN *.zip *.bak
> | > |> |>
> | > |> | --------------------
> | > |> |
> | > |> | It is helpful to know DOS however, but it is extremelly
> | > |> | inconvenient to work with it nowadays.
> | > |> | So I would try .BAT file which will do renaming, and will be
> much
> | > |> | easier to work. How should look this BAT file code?
> | > |>
> | > |> I swore 7 years ago I WOULD learn to write complex .bat's, & that
> | > |> still stands-- but probably Zabcar & Blanton have beaten me to
> it. A
> | > |> simple one is just what we've said...
> | > |>
> | > |> REN *.zip *.bak
> | > |>
> | > |> (You'd have to be in the proper folder.
> | > |> Whichever is the current folder is affected.
> | > |> And I'd strongly recommend...
> | > |> REN *.zip *.bak.zip
> | > |> ... instead!)
> | > |>
> | > |> --or---
> | > |>
> | > |> REN "C:\My Documents\Folder\*.zip" *.bak
> | > |>
> | > |> (You may be in any folder.
> | > |> Only .zip's in "C:\My Documents\Folder" are renamed.
> | > |> Again, I'd prefer to see...
> | > |> REN "C:\My Documents\Folder\*.zip" *.bak.zip
> | > |> ... instead!)
> | > |>
> | > |> Name the .bat... "RenZip.bat"... & type it at the DOS box prompt.
> | > |>
> | > |> | Thanks,
> | > |> | S.
> | > |>
> | > | -----------
> | > | and what if rename zip with other extension, jpg? Same thing, .jpg
> | > | dot zip?
> |
> | > I still want to know why you are doing these things? Why can't you
> just
> | > create a folder named "Backup Zips", & just copy your .zip's into
> | > there-- w/o renaming them?
> |
> | > | REN "C:\My Documents\Folder\*.zip" *.jpg.zip
> |
> | > Actually -- on 2nd thought -- this isn't a great idea, if you are
> | > intending to REN the files in a folder more than once.
> "Filename.zip"
> | > would become "Filename.jpg.zip" the 1st time. Next time, it would
> become
> | > ""Filename.jpg.jpg.zip"-- & so on! Each time you do the REN in that
> | > folder, another ".jpg" would be added!
> |
> | > Why can't you just create a folder named "Backup JPG Zips", & just
> move
> | > them into there?
> |
> | > Otherwise, I guess...
> | >
> | > REN *.zip *.jpg.zi_ << That's an underline (_)
> |
> | > ... would solve that problem. No file will have ".zip" in its name
> more
> | > than once. And you will be able to remember what it was. For it to
> | > function as a .zip when clicked-- you must rename it back to ".zip".
> | > And, remember, the true extension of the file is what appears after
> the
> | > FINAL dot in its name.
> |
> | > It would take a bit of study for me to get much fancier with batch
> file
> | > coding.
> | > http://www.computerhope.com/msdos.htm
> | > This site looks one place for it.
> |
> | > | Is the changing extension back to original always safe? Just tried
> | > | once rename(manually) vbs file to pdf, then back to vbs and get
> | > | script file damaged, its different size.
> | >
> | > I don't get that error from renaming .vbs to .pdf & back again. It
> | > worked after renaming it back. While it was a .pdf, it would not
> work in
> | > Acrobat Reader-- of course! Just changing the filetype won't change
> what
> | > the file actually is.
> |
> | > Are you sure the .pdf you named back to .vbs was the right one?
> THAT'S
> | > the big problem with doing this kind of thing!
> |
> | > | Thanks
> | >
> | -------------
> |
> | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on webserver
> some
> | files types, that server does not support (strange rules), like zip,
> scripts
> | etc
> | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg, .png,
> .pdf,
> | etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed back.
> | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
>
> I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not allowed. I
> guess you do have a legit reason for doing these things, then. Very
> inconvenient!
>
> I guess I would zip them with WinZip, & rename the .zip to
> "Filename.zi_", before uploading it. Whoever then downloads it, will
> need to rename it to "Filename.zip". After unzipping it, he will be able
> to see what is inside-- .vbs, .pdf, whatever so, I wouldn't put that in
> its name. You also must rename it back to .zip, if you want to use it
> again.
>
> Probably, I would suffer through the Explorer requestor or do the
> renaming in DOS. If I wrote a .bat or .vbs to do the renaming-- I would
> want it to do the upload too! (But I don't know how to write that,
> sorry.) Good luck.
----------

One thing is also that host accept only allowed file types, unknown types
like "Filename.zi_" will not be accepted.
Thanks everyone for suggestions and tips.

S.

 

[MEB]

"PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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| "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
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| | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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| | > SANTANDER wrote:
| | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| | > | news:eQ4p4zGCIHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
| | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension Changer
| utility,
| | > |> |> |> | to change files extension? Renaming manually via enable
| | > |> |> |> | 'Hide file extensions for known file types' option in
| | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient since if
| then
| | > |> |> |> | whenever we want to rename a certain file, we will always
| | > |> |> |> | have to include the extension for it, or else we will get
| a
| | > |> |> |> | warning prompt.
| | > |> |> |>
| |
| | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on webserver
| some
| | files types, that server does not support (strange rules), like zip,
| scripts
| | etc
| | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg, .png,
| .pdf,
| | etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed back.
| | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
|
| I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not allowed. I
| guess you do have a legit reason for doing these things, then. Very
| inconvenient!

Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers. Most have
limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no uploading or downloading codes,
zips, etc..
Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential complaints
which might be levied against the service for trogans or other, which affect
the service's ability to make money from its service. These generally allow
zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me think it is a
free service.

So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of others have
tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so you can supposedly hide
the fact you are uploading and downloading files. [Perhaps so far you have
been successful but now you want to expand]

It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when the server
runs its scans, because those files will turn up as errors or virus/trogan
files [the likely class] or within the server logs as overly downloaded
gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT coming from a web page [linked].
Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the search
engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers searching for various
factors. Think of those programs/applications in the form of an AV program,
it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server tools which do
that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to the
generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which scan EVERY file
uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for any
consistently questionable activity.
When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause your site
owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or the site to be shut
down [no access by anyone and deleted], and whomever the site is registered
to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned for user
addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or hosting service
determine they wish to note, and for whatever they wish to use that
information for. Frankly, you would be amazed by what IS collected from most
users of the Internet.

There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT run
periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their policies. Generally
they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent their
policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you intend].

So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time, but likely
you will lose the site.

|
| | Thanks.
| | Santander
| |
|
|

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[SANTANDER]

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> | | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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> | | > SANTANDER wrote:
> | | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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> | | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
> | | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
> | | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> | | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
> | | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
> | | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> | | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
> | | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension Changer
> | utility,
> | | > |> |> |> | to change files extension? Renaming manually via enable
> | | > |> |> |> | 'Hide file extensions for known file types' option in
> | | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient since if
> | then
> | | > |> |> |> | whenever we want to rename a certain file, we will always
> | | > |> |> |> | have to include the extension for it, or else we will get
> | a
> | | > |> |> |> | warning prompt.
> | | > |> |> |>
> | |
> | | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on webserver
> | some
> | | files types, that server does not support (strange rules), like zip,
> | scripts
> | | etc
> | | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg, .png,
> | .pdf,
> | | etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed back.
> | | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
> |
> | I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not allowed. I
> | guess you do have a legit reason for doing these things, then. Very
> | inconvenient!
>
> Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
> Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers. Most have
> limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no uploading or downloading
> codes,
> zips, etc..
> Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential
> complaints
> which might be levied against the service for trogans or other, which
> affect
> the service's ability to make money from its service. These generally
> allow
> zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me think it is a
> free service.
>
> So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of others have
> tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so you can supposedly hide
> the fact you are uploading and downloading files. [Perhaps so far you have
> been successful but now you want to expand]
>
> It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when the server
> runs its scans, because those files will turn up as errors or virus/trogan
> files [the likely class] or within the server logs as overly downloaded
> gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT coming from a web page [linked].
> Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the search
> engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers searching for various
> factors. Think of those programs/applications in the form of an AV
> program,
> it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server tools which
> do
> that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to the
> generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which scan EVERY
> file
> uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for any
> consistently questionable activity.
> When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause your site
> owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or the site to be shut
> down [no access by anyone and deleted], and whomever the site is
> registered
> to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned for user
> addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or hosting service
> determine they wish to note, and for whatever they wish to use that
> information for. Frankly, you would be amazed by what IS collected from
> most
> users of the Internet.
>
> There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT run
> periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their policies.
> Generally
> they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent their
> policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you intend].
>
> So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time, but
> likely
> you will lose the site.
>
--------------
Wow! You have a very rich imagination..

 

[MEB]

Excuse me? What are you suggesting ...

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| "MEB" <meb@not here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| >
| > "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
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| > | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
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| > | |
| > | | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| > | | news:eMGAt9RCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
| > | | > SANTANDER wrote:
| > | | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| > | | > | news:eQ4p4zGCIHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| > | | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
| > | | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| > | | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| > | | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| > | | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| > | | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| > | | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| > | | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension Changer
| > | utility,
| > | | > |> |> |> | to change files extension? Renaming manually via
enable
| > | | > |> |> |> | 'Hide file extensions for known file types' option in
| > | | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient since if
| > | then
| > | | > |> |> |> | whenever we want to rename a certain file, we will
always
| > | | > |> |> |> | have to include the extension for it, or else we will
get
| > | a
| > | | > |> |> |> | warning prompt.
| > | | > |> |> |>
| > | |
| > | | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on webserver
| > | some
| > | | files types, that server does not support (strange rules), like zip,
| > | scripts
| > | | etc
| > | | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg, .png,
| > | .pdf,
| > | | etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed back.
| > | | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
| > |
| > | I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not allowed.
I
| > | guess you do have a legit reason for doing these things, then. Very
| > | inconvenient!
| >
| > Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
| > Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers. Most have
| > limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no uploading or downloading
| > codes,
| > zips, etc..
| > Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential
| > complaints
| > which might be levied against the service for trogans or other, which
| > affect
| > the service's ability to make money from its service. These generally
| > allow
| > zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me think it is
a
| > free service.
| >
| > So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of others have
| > tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so you can supposedly
hide
| > the fact you are uploading and downloading files. [Perhaps so far you
have
| > been successful but now you want to expand]
| >
| > It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when the
server
| > runs its scans, because those files will turn up as errors or
virus/trogan
| > files [the likely class] or within the server logs as overly downloaded
| > gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT coming from a web page [linked].
| > Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the search
| > engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers searching for
various
| > factors. Think of those programs/applications in the form of an AV
| > program,
| > it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server tools which
| > do
| > that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to the
| > generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which scan EVERY
| > file
| > uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for any
| > consistently questionable activity.
| > When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause your
site
| > owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or the site to be shut
| > down [no access by anyone and deleted], and whomever the site is
| > registered
| > to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned for user
| > addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or hosting service
| > determine they wish to note, and for whatever they wish to use that
| > information for. Frankly, you would be amazed by what IS collected from
| > most
| > users of the Internet.
| >
| > There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT run
| > periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their policies.
| > Generally
| > they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent their
| > policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you intend].
| >
| > So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time, but
| > likely
| > you will lose the site.
| >
| --------------
| Wow! You have a very rich imagination..
|

 

[PCR]

MEB wrote:
| Excuse me? What are you suggesting ...

I believe he has denied the allegations. Therefore, you must submit
proofs of what you say, before I can issue an APB on him or snitch to
the MVPs!

| --
| MEB
| http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
| ________
|
|
| "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
| news:uxLQLelCIHA.5160@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
||
|| "MEB" <meb@not here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
|| news:uyyNPdfCIHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| >
|| > "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| > news:OdJrgXeCIHA.4236@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| > | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
|| > | news:ur6ZS1dCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
|| > | |
|| > | | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| > | | news:eMGAt9RCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
|| > | | > SANTANDER wrote:
|| > | | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| > | | > | news:eQ4p4zGCIHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| > | | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
|| > | | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| > | | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| > | | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
|| > | | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| > | | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| > | | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
|| > | | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension
|| > | | > |> |> |> | Changer utility, to change files extension?
|| > | | > |> |> |> | Renaming manually via enable 'Hide file
|| > | | > |> |> |> | extensions for known file types' option in
|| > | | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient
|| > | | > |> |> |> | since if then whenever we want to rename a
|| > | | > |> |> |> | certain file, we will always have to include the
|| > | | > |> |> |> | extension for it, or else we will get a warning
|| > | | > |> |> |> | prompt.
|| > | | > |> |> |>
|| > | |
|| > | | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on
|| > | | webserver some files types, that server does not support
|| > | | (strange rules), like zip, scripts etc
|| > | | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg,
|| > | | .png, .pdf, etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed
|| > | | back.
|| > | | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
|| > |
|| > | I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not
|| > | allowed. I guess you do have a legit reason for doing these
|| > | things, then. Very inconvenient!
|| >
|| > Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
|| > Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers. Most
|| > have limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no uploading or
|| > downloading codes,
|| > zips, etc..
|| > Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential
|| > complaints
|| > which might be levied against the service for trogans or other,
|| > which affect
|| > the service's ability to make money from its service. These
|| > generally allow
|| > zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me think
|| > it is a free service.
|| >
|| > So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of others
|| > have tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so you can
|| > supposedly hide the fact you are uploading and downloading files.
|| > [Perhaps so far you have been successful but now you want to
|| > expand]
|| >
|| > It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when the
|| > server runs its scans, because those files will turn up as errors
|| > or virus/trogan files [the likely class] or within the server logs
|| > as overly downloaded gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT coming from a web
|| > page [linked].
|| > Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the
|| > search engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers
|| > searching for various factors. Think of those
|| > programs/applications in the form of an AV program,
|| > it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server tools
|| > which do
|| > that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to the
|| > generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which scan
|| > EVERY file
|| > uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for any
|| > consistently questionable activity.
|| > When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause
|| > your site owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or the
|| > site to be shut down [no access by anyone and deleted], and
|| > whomever the site is registered
|| > to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned
|| > for user addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or
|| > hosting service determine they wish to note, and for whatever they
|| > wish to use that information for. Frankly, you would be amazed by
|| > what IS collected from most
|| > users of the Internet.
|| >
|| > There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT run
|| > periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their policies.
|| > Generally
|| > they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent
|| > their policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you intend].
|| >
|| > So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time,
|| > but likely
|| > you will lose the site.
|| >
|| --------------
|| Wow! You have a very rich imagination..

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net

 

[MEB]

"PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
news:eT1gggrCIHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| MEB wrote:
| | Excuse me? What are you suggesting ...
|
| I believe he has denied the allegations. Therefore, you must submit
| proofs of what you say, before I can issue an APB on him or snitch to
| the MVPs!

Well let's hope they aren't posting these fake files in a USENET group...
Google image spider [searching for images] will choke if an image extension,
Google spider WILL pick them up or the post with the links, or they will be
echoed all over the place, like Yahoo, but not work.. and there goes any
page rank or search results for the group or server ...
Rather poorly thought out, generally all it takes is a request to the
hoster to add an extension or allow some minimal downloads.. after all, most
of them are running scared of the *anti-terrorist* squads.

|
| | --
| | MEB
| | ________
| |
--
MEB
http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
________


| |
| | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
| | news:uxLQLelCIHA.5160@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| ||
| || "MEB" <meb@not here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
| || news:uyyNPdfCIHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| || >
| || > "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || > news:OdJrgXeCIHA.4236@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| || > | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
| || > | news:ur6ZS1dCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
| || > | |
| || > | | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || > | | news:eMGAt9RCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
| || > | | > SANTANDER wrote:
| || > | | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || > | | > | news:eQ4p4zGCIHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || > | | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
| || > | | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || > | | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || > | | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| || > | | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || > | | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || > | | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| || > | | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension
| || > | | > |> |> |> | Changer utility, to change files extension?
| || > | | > |> |> |> | Renaming manually via enable 'Hide file
| || > | | > |> |> |> | extensions for known file types' option in
| || > | | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient
| || > | | > |> |> |> | since if then whenever we want to rename a
| || > | | > |> |> |> | certain file, we will always have to include the
| || > | | > |> |> |> | extension for it, or else we will get a warning
| || > | | > |> |> |> | prompt.
| || > | | > |> |> |>
| || > | |
| || > | | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on
| || > | | webserver some files types, that server does not support
| || > | | (strange rules), like zip, scripts etc
| || > | | So I need just rename extension to something common like .jpg,
| || > | | .png, .pdf, etc. After downloading them, it will be renamed
| || > | | back.
| || > | | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
| || > |
| || > | I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not
| || > | allowed. I guess you do have a legit reason for doing these
| || > | things, then. Very inconvenient!
| || >
| || > Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
| || > Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers. Most
| || > have limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no uploading or
| || > downloading codes,
| || > zips, etc..
| || > Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential
| || > complaints
| || > which might be levied against the service for trogans or other,
| || > which affect
| || > the service's ability to make money from its service. These
| || > generally allow
| || > zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me think
| || > it is a free service.
| || >
| || > So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of others
| || > have tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so you can
| || > supposedly hide the fact you are uploading and downloading files.
| || > [Perhaps so far you have been successful but now you want to
| || > expand]
| || >
| || > It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when the
| || > server runs its scans, because those files will turn up as errors
| || > or virus/trogan files [the likely class] or within the server logs
| || > as overly downloaded gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT coming from a web
| || > page [linked].
| || > Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the
| || > search engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers
| || > searching for various factors. Think of those
| || > programs/applications in the form of an AV program,
| || > it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server tools
| || > which do
| || > that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to the
| || > generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which scan
| || > EVERY file
| || > uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for any
| || > consistently questionable activity.
| || > When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause
| || > your site owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or the
| || > site to be shut down [no access by anyone and deleted], and
| || > whomever the site is registered
| || > to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned
| || > for user addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or
| || > hosting service determine they wish to note, and for whatever they
| || > wish to use that information for. Frankly, you would be amazed by
| || > what IS collected from most
| || > users of the Internet.
| || >
| || > There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT run
| || > periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their policies.
| || > Generally
| || > they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent
| || > their policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you intend].
| || >
| || > So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time,
| || > but likely
| || > you will lose the site.
| || >
| || --------------
| || Wow! You have a very rich imagination..
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| Should things get worse after this,
| PCR
| pcrrcp@netzero.net
|
|

 

[PCR]

MEB wrote:
| "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| news:eT1gggrCIHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| MEB wrote:
|| | Excuse me? What are you suggesting ...
||
|| I believe he has denied the allegations. Therefore, you must submit
|| proofs of what you say, before I can issue an APB on him or snitch to
|| the MVPs!
|
| Well let's hope they aren't posting these fake files in a USENET
| group... Google image spider [searching for images] will choke if an
| image extension, Google spider WILL pick them up or the post with the
| links, or they will be echoed all over the place, like Yahoo, but not
| work.. and there goes any page rank or search results for the group
| or server ... Rather poorly thought out, generally all it takes is a
| request to the hoster to add an extension or allow some minimal
| downloads.. after all, most of them are running scared of the
| *anti-terrorist* squads.

Alright, then. I'll join you in hoping that much. Naturally, I disavow
any complicity in any terrorism that may result of this thread. And too
bad thanatoid isn't in here to blame! (Odd-- I thought I DID see him
earlier recommending a 3rd party app to do it!)

||
|| | --
|| | MEB
|| | ________
|| |
| --
| MEB
| http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
| ________
|
|
|| |
|| | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
|| | news:uxLQLelCIHA.5160@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| ||
|| || "MEB" <meb@not here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
|| || news:uyyNPdfCIHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| || >
|| || > "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| || > news:OdJrgXeCIHA.4236@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| || > | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
|| || > | news:ur6ZS1dCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
|| || > | |
|| || > | | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| || > | | news:eMGAt9RCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
|| || > | | > SANTANDER wrote:
|| || > | | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| || > | | > | news:eQ4p4zGCIHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| || > | | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
|| || > | | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| || > | | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| || > | | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
|| || > | | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| || > | | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
|| || > | | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | Changer utility, to change files extension?
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | Renaming manually via enable 'Hide file
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | extensions for known file types' option in
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | since if then whenever we want to rename a
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | certain file, we will always have to include
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | the extension for it, or else we will get a
|| || > | | > |> |> |> | warning prompt.
|| || > | | > |> |> |>
|| || > | |
|| || > | | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on
|| || > | | webserver some files types, that server does not support
|| || > | | (strange rules), like zip, scripts etc
|| || > | | So I need just rename extension to something common like
|| || > | | .jpg, .png, .pdf, etc. After downloading them, it will be
|| || > | | renamed back.
|| || > | | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
|| || > |
|| || > | I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not
|| || > | allowed. I guess you do have a legit reason for doing these
|| || > | things, then. Very inconvenient!
|| || >
|| || > Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
|| || > Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers.
|| || > Most have limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no
|| || > uploading or downloading codes,
|| || > zips, etc..
|| || > Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential
|| || > complaints
|| || > which might be levied against the service for trogans or other,
|| || > which affect
|| || > the service's ability to make money from its service. These
|| || > generally allow
|| || > zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me
|| || > think it is a free service.
|| || >
|| || > So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of
|| || > others have tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so
|| || > you can supposedly hide the fact you are uploading and
|| || > downloading files. [Perhaps so far you have been successful but
|| || > now you want to expand]
|| || >
|| || > It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when
|| || > the server runs its scans, because those files will turn up as
|| || > errors or virus/trogan files [the likely class] or within the
|| || > server logs as overly downloaded gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT
|| || > coming from a web page [linked].
|| || > Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the
|| || > search engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers
|| || > searching for various factors. Think of those
|| || > programs/applications in the form of an AV program,
|| || > it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server
|| || > tools which do
|| || > that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to
|| || > the generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which
|| || > scan EVERY file
|| || > uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for
|| || > any consistently questionable activity.
|| || > When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause
|| || > your site owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or
|| || > the site to be shut down [no access by anyone and deleted], and
|| || > whomever the site is registered
|| || > to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned
|| || > for user addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or
|| || > hosting service determine they wish to note, and for whatever
|| || > they wish to use that information for. Frankly, you would be
|| || > amazed by what IS collected from most
|| || > users of the Internet.
|| || >
|| || > There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT
|| || > run periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their
|| || > policies. Generally
|| || > they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent
|| || > their policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you
|| || > intend].
|| || >
|| || > So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time,
|| || > but likely
|| || > you will lose the site.
|| || >
|| || --------------
|| || Wow! You have a very rich imagination..
||
|| --
|| Thanks or Good Luck,
|| There may be humor in this post, and,
|| Naturally, you will not sue,
|| Should things get worse after this,
|| PCR
|| pcrrcp@netzero.net

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net

 

[MEB]

"PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
news:OPr42B4CIHA.5976@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| MEB wrote:
| | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| | news:eT1gggrCIHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| || MEB wrote:
| || | Excuse me? What are you suggesting ...
| ||
| || I believe he has denied the allegations. Therefore, you must submit
| || proofs of what you say, before I can issue an APB on him or snitch to
| || the MVPs!
| |
| | Well let's hope they aren't posting these fake files in a USENET
| | group... Google image spider [searching for images] will choke if an
| | image extension, Google spider WILL pick them up or the post with the
| | links, or they will be echoed all over the place, like Yahoo, but not
| | work.. and there goes any page rank or search results for the group
| | or server ... Rather poorly thought out, generally all it takes is a
| | request to the hoster to add an extension or allow some minimal
| | downloads.. after all, most of them are running scared of the
| | *anti-terrorist* squads.
|
| Alright, then. I'll join you in hoping that much. Naturally, I disavow
| any complicity in any terrorism that may result of this thread. And too
| bad thanatoid isn't in here to blame! (Odd-- I thought I DID see him
| earlier recommending a 3rd party app to do it!)

Actually we all participated [those that responded], thinking that this was
either local or an allowed activity. Oh well, hopefully they do some
research on the Internet ABOUT the Internet and HOW it works BEFORE they
start whatever they intend to do ... now that would be something I would
classify as bad "Netiquette".
|
| ||
| || | --
| || | MEB
| || | ________
| || |

--
MEB
http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com
________

| || |
| || | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
| || | news:uxLQLelCIHA.5160@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || ||
| || || "MEB" <meb@not here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
| || || news:uyyNPdfCIHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| || || >
| || || > "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || || > news:OdJrgXeCIHA.4236@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| || || > | "SANTANDER" <santander@microsoft.news> wrote in message
| || || > | news:ur6ZS1dCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
| || || > | |
| || || > | | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || || > | | news:eMGAt9RCIHA.4444@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
| || || > | | > SANTANDER wrote:
| || || > | | > | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || || > | | > | news:eQ4p4zGCIHA.1408@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || || > | | > |> SANTANDER wrote:
| || || > | | > |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || || > | | > |> | news:%23H9oZkFCIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || || > | | > |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| || || > | | > |> |> | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| || || > | | > |> |> | news:OYM0Wt5BIHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
| || || > | | > |> |> |> SANTANDER wrote:
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | Could anyone recommend handy File Extension
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | Changer utility, to change files extension?
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | Renaming manually via enable 'Hide file
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | extensions for known file types' option in
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | 'Folder Options' menu is not very convenient
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | since if then whenever we want to rename a
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | certain file, we will always have to include
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | the extension for it, or else we will get a
| || || > | | > |> |> |> | warning prompt.
| || || > | | > |> |> |>
| || || > | |
| || || > | | I want to rename extension just because I need upload on
| || || > | | webserver some files types, that server does not support
| || || > | | (strange rules), like zip, scripts etc
| || || > | | So I need just rename extension to something common like
| || || > | | .jpg, .png, .pdf, etc. After downloading them, it will be
| || || > | | renamed back.
| || || > | | However, various file renamer utilities can do this better.
| || || > |
| || || > | I see. That's inconvenient & especially strange a .zip is not
| || || > | allowed. I guess you do have a legit reason for doing these
| || || > | things, then. Very inconvenient!
| || || >
| || || > Ahha, let me caution you on what you are intending to do.
| || || > Apparently you are using one of the free web site providers.
| || || > Most have limited usage to ONLY actual web content, no
| || || > uploading or downloading codes,
| || || > zips, etc..
| || || > Other paid services limit uploading scripts because of potential
| || || > complaints
| || || > which might be levied against the service for trogans or other,
| || || > which affect
| || || > the service's ability to make money from its service. These
| || || > generally allow
| || || > zips/compressed files and downloads though, so that makes me
| || || > think it is a free service.
| || || >
| || || > So you're about to attempt the same thing that thousands of
| || || > others have tried, renaming files to some allowed extension so
| || || > you can supposedly hide the fact you are uploading and
| || || > downloading files. [Perhaps so far you have been successful but
| || || > now you want to expand]
| || || >
| || || > It may work for a short time period, but it WILL be found when
| || || > the server runs its scans, because those files will turn up as
| || || > errors or virus/trogan files [the likely class] or within the
| || || > server logs as overly downloaded gifs/jpg/pdf/whatever NOT
| || || > coming from a web page [linked].
| || || > Even linked files are cross checked for viablity. Just as the
| || || > search engines crawl your site, so do the services/servers
| || || > searching for various factors. Think of those
| || || > programs/applications in the form of an AV program,
| || || > it scans files quickly looking for viruses. There are server
| || || > tools which do
| || || > that for ALL sites on the server, on a schedule, in addition to
| || || > the generally run AV protection placed upon most servers [which
| || || > scan EVERY file
| || || > uploaded]. Data bases are cross-checked [by other software] for
| || || > any consistently questionable activity.
| || || > When found or noticed, that will immediately or eventually cause
| || || > your site owner to either be contacted to end the activity, or
| || || > the site to be shut down [no access by anyone and deleted], and
| || || > whomever the site is registered
| || || > to will be banned. The server logs for the site WILL be scanned
| || || > for user addresses and whatever else the server operators and/or
| || || > hosting service determine they wish to note, and for whatever
| || || > they wish to use that information for. Frankly, you would be
| || || > amazed by what IS collected from most
| || || > users of the Internet.
| || || >
| || || > There are very few hosting services and/or servers which do NOT
| || || > run periodic scans of logs and sites for violations of their
| || || > policies. Generally
| || || > they are only a small step behind those attempting to circumvent
| || || > their policies [such as blocking ads, popups, and what you
| || || > intend].
| || || >
| || || > So what you are intending may be tolerated for a period of time,
| || || > but likely
| || || > you will lose the site.
| || || >
| || || --------------
| || || Wow! You have a very rich imagination..
| ||
| || --
| || Thanks or Good Luck,
| || There may be humor in this post, and,
| || Naturally, you will not sue,
| || Should things get worse after this,
| || PCR
| || pcrrcp@netzero.net
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| Should things get worse after this,
| PCR
| pcrrcp@netzero.net
|
|

 

[PCR]

MEB wrote:
| "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
| news:OPr42B4CIHA.5976@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| MEB wrote:
|| | "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote in message
|| | news:eT1gggrCIHA.1168@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
|| || MEB wrote:
|| || | Excuse me? What are you suggesting ...
|| ||
|| || I believe he has denied the allegations. Therefore, you must
|| || submit proofs of what you say, before I can issue an APB on him
|| || or snitch to the MVPs!
|| |
|| | Well let's hope they aren't posting these fake files in a USENET
|| | group... Google image spider [searching for images] will choke if
|| | an image extension, Google spider WILL pick them up or the post
|| | with the links, or they will be echoed all over the place, like
|| | Yahoo, but not work.. and there goes any page rank or search
|| | results for the group or server ... Rather poorly thought out,
|| | generally all it takes is a request to the hoster to add an
|| | extension or allow some minimal downloads.. after all, most of
|| | them are running scared of the *anti-terrorist* squads.
||
|| Alright, then. I'll join you in hoping that much. Naturally, I
|| disavow any complicity in any terrorism that may result of this
|| thread. And too bad thanatoid isn't in here to blame! (Odd-- I
|| thought I DID see him earlier recommending a 3rd party app to do it!)
|
| Actually we all participated [those that responded], thinking that
| this was either local or an allowed activity. Oh well, hopefully they
| do some research on the Internet ABOUT the Internet and HOW it works
| BEFORE they start whatever they intend to do ... now that would be
| something I would classify as bad "Netiquette".

Uhuh -- bad "Netiquette" -- that sounds better! But I'm still not
willing to admit to it!


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--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net